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Farewell Friends at Living Mosaic!

Living Mosaic move

As a hub for our community, GLBT Cultural Center serves as a kind of "incubator" for small and starting nonprofits. One of our resident organizations, Living Mosaic : Montrose Church, has outgrown our space and is moving to a new home! Sunday, January 29 marks the last day of services to be held at GLBT Cultural Center. We're proud to see this and wish everyone at Living Mosaic the best. For information about the move, please visit Living Mosaic on Facebook. To inquire about available office space for lease, please email us or call 713.529.0037.

It's about more than just about feeling 'down' or 'blue'

Understanding DepressionUnderstanding Depression Workshop
Thursday, January 19
5:00pm

Free and open to the public. What do you really know about depression? You might be surprised to learn the various ways it can manifest, both mentally and physically.

Do your reactions to life seem out of proportion?

Managing AnxietyManaging Anxiety Workshop
Thursday, January 5
5:00pm

Free and open to the public. Do you or someone you care about suffer from anxiety? You're not alone. MCC's EMBody Program offers this presentation on anxiety and its types, causes, symptoms, treatments and resources available.

We're Open! Holiday Schedule...

Happy HolidaysHappy Holidays from GLBT Cultural Center! We just wanted to remind you that many functions, including church services and 12 step meetings, are continuing right on through the holidays! See Main Calendar for details. The Cyber Center will be closed Dec. 26 & 27 and Jan. 2, and HATCH will not meet again until Jan 3. Celebrate and be safe!!

Addiction recovery groups are meeting daily

12 Step Recovery Groups
12 step programs are a proven way to overcome addiction. While no 12 step program lends their name to the GLBT Cultural Center or vice versa, our space is made available to a number of independent 12-step groups that welcome and affirm those of us in the GLBT community who are recovering from addiction to alcohol, narcotics, crystal meth, and sex.

You might want to chill out.

Stress ManagementWednesdays
throughout December
3:00 - 4:00pm Room 111

Free & open to the public. Need to ‘chill out’? This stress management class will include techniques to help you stay cool and cope with whatever the season brings. Volunteer Facilitator Paul Bousquet is a retired LCDC with an extensive background in biofeedback treatment for addiction and anxiety.

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